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Petro gave a snort of derision as the tree fell, still riled up at the time out comment. His form shifted again, and he shook his head, his tail flicking in irritation. He bent to retrieve the present before gathering the rest of his discarded things. He gave the others a nod in thanks for their encouragement, a small smile on his equine face, glad that he had done better with the tree than he had the ghost sheet thing back in the train.

He spied the scratchings Tahki made, "To the sea we go then. But do we start moving now and wait for Xi to catch up or do we wait for him?" he glanced quickly towards the direction of the battling ghoul while he chucked the present box into his backpack. Once it was safely inside, he slung the backpack on one shoulder while he hefted the marid's things with his other arm. Turning to the ghost dog, whom the marid was leaning on, it occurred to Petro, "Maybe you can keep Yaya's weapon in your wrap?" he suggested to Tybalt. "She'd be able to get it faster from you than from me."

The monster horse gestured for Tari to come closer, remembering how the sphinx mentioned she disliked the cold. He turned to Astra, "Y'see anyone when y'were up flying?" he asked. Maybe there were stragglers, he hadn't seen G, or the mummy, or the ghoul with bright hair (and a really good aim), or the ghoul with the snakes. Where were they, he wondered.

Tari happily joined them but didn't like the idea of going to the sea. She had wanted to transverse the moutains but she didn't want to go alone. She would be out numbered and out manuvered by the locals if she didn't have any help.

She listened to Petro talk. He was asking about others? Tari looked around, scanning for anyone else other than the ones she had set out with. Xi had fallen behind and several from the car were missing. If they stopped and looked for them they'd lose time and not get to their goal.

"We can't go look for them or wait, otherwise we'll lose time and give the enemy even more time to weaken us," she looked towards the trees.

"Wooooow, heeeeey....you're kinda pretty you know that? What's a pretty...thingy...like yourself doing 'round here?"
And overly "Merry" tree has wandered over to you. It's boozy smell threatens to overwhelm you.

HP: 5

2 damage

Tybalt gave a shrug, though it was a little difficult to tell in his natural form. "I don't mind. Best to put it so that it's easy to grab though. Like have the handle sticking out or something." He was a bit worried that he wouldn't be able to get her weapon to her in time. Then again, he guessed he would just have to stick a little closer to her side. Worse comes to worst, he'd toss it to her.

He shook his head at the smaller boil. "I dunno'. I have my doubts that they'd separate the group. I mean, others could be taking this path as well and I don't think it would be given to us as an option if it was impossible to move through." He stated. He didn't like the idea of the group splitting up either. Especially if anyone came under attack. However, he was determined to check out the water route. He didn't even know if the card was related, but it was worth checking into it and if it turned out that only the four were able to pass, then he would head back with the others, onto another route and just toss the card. He didn't need anything that would separate them and only cause more problems.

He was about to speak up again when two more trees appeared. Jack damn it! If they were going to move they had to move soon! They were attracting too much unwanted attention!

"Wow that was a nice one, here lemme try too!"
The friendly tree thinks that this is some kind of game, and swings it branches at you in an alarming fashion.

HP: 1

Damage: 1

OW! Jack damnit that hurt!!!! Fricken tree, now she was throughly pissed off. Now she full on pounced the tree with both hands and feet, claws bared for an awesome attack....she hoped.

5 +2 = 7 - 6 = 1 Damage
Tari HP: 24

5 + 4 = 9 - 6 = 3 damage
Tree HP: 0